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Widocznie się nie zna. Albo ma złe wspomnienia, za mało kasy wpadło czy coś.frankmullen pisze: ↑21-07-2021, 11:22
To znaczy, że na Maidenach nie zna się m.in. Harris, który konsekwentnie deprecjonuje ten album
Tak. Wokale są przepotężne.Sgt. Barnes pisze: ↑21-07-2021, 11:50
Bardzo podoba mi się Dickinson i jego zadzior w głosie, coś, czego mi dziś u niego bardzo brakuje.
Aż tak to nie mam, ale bardzo lubię. Ta zawiecha na refrenie Gamblera to nonsens, ale tak poza tym to bardzo ciekawa płyta, dużo jest tam kawałków (nietypowo jak na IM) nasyconych emocjami, w dużej mierze dzięki śpiewowi Blejza. Gdyby lepiej brzmiała, byłby to majstersztyk.
To oczywiste.
Metallica niby lepsza od Maiden? W życiu!
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a to pech IRON MAIDEN singer Bruce Dickinson has tested positive for COVID-19 after being vaccinated.
The 63-year-old musician, who lives London, England, revealed his positive diagnosis in an interview with Rolling Stone earlier today.
Dickinson tested positive for COVID-19 just days after he abruptly postponed the last two dates of his U.K. spoken-word tour because a member of his immediate household contracted the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
Bruce said he took a lateral-flow COVID test after he started feeling like he was getting a cold, and it came back positive. "I thought, 'Oh well, shit,'" he said. "I was kind of sneezing a bit. For a couple of days, I felt a bit groggy, kind of like the flu, and that was it. And I'm 63 years old. I've pretty much got no doubt that had I not had the vaccine, I could be in serious trouble."
Dickinson went on to say that he doesn't personally believe that fans attending concerts should be required to get vaccinated, calling it "a personal choice," However, he said that he hopes everyone will get the shot. "Personally, I think people are just very badly advised if they don't go and get themselves double jabbed as quickly as possible, not for the reasons of going into concerts, but for their own health," he said. "Having said that, even if you've had a double jab, you can still get COVID, and therefore you can spread it to other people who might not have been vaccinated and they might get very sick and die. Now you cannot legislate against mortality. There are many things in this world that kill people and they’re not illegal but are unfortunate. Cancer kills a lot of people. Heart attacks kill a lot of people. Obesity kills a lot of people. Malaria kills a shitload of people every year… So at some point, we have to just go, 'We're probably going to have to live with this. And if we're going to live with it, then you have your vaccination.'"
